From the reviews of the first edition of Architecture of New York City. "It should provide joy to anyone even vaguely interested in this city and its artifacts.. It is very likely to turn them into enthusiasts." --New York Times Book Review ."weaves the little-known stories of 80 buildings and landmarks into a colorful tapestry of New York's whirlwind history.. This richly illustrated guide can be read from beginning to end with great pleasure." --Publishers Weekly ."Reynolds takes a new look at the older glories of New York. The architecture is freshly seen and is clearly researched....

First published in 1996, "Remove Not the Ancient Landmark" explores the ways that public monuments symbolize and convey moral values.